The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-09-20


wherey Moved down by the sharp scythe
of public indignation. Not one left stand
ing.
Mr.. Forsyth, of cinchona fame, who, soon
after his arrival here, subscribed to the New
Constitution and has been a valiant re-
former ever since, came down from Maui.
Sunday morning, purposely to record his
vote, and returned to his plantation Tuesday
evening.
1t is now proposed to anchor the Kaimiloa
of BARRIERS Point as a lightship. One of the
eX-candidgtes for the House of Mobiles is re-
ported to have applied for the situation of
lightkeeper, on the ground that he is light
enough In the head to be able to dispense
with the use of oil.
Mr.. Aholo, the Scion OF the Cabinet and
policy OF fuss, feathers and ruin, made a
bold fight for political existence at Lahaina
de worked at the polls like Trojan. and
Considered his election sure, but the best
lad schemes of smice and men gang aft
aglee."
Last week 5 reception on board the c. S. S.
Adams was largely attended and very pleas
ant. Officers of the other two American
warships in port, also of the British warships
Conquest and COrmorant, besides society
people from town, were present.
The concert combination to open next
Thursday night at the Opera House com
prlses several performers who are well and
favorably known by many people here.
Wilson and Cameron are great IGyorites in
San Francisco, and may be counted on to
raise plenty of laughter.
- The Pearl River fishing party returned
safe and well Saturday. Report one shark
hooked during the night and nearly hauled
in, but his sharkshlp seeing Messrs. Thurs
ton, Dole and Castle in the crowd, moved the
previous question, bit of the line, Topped
his tall and put about for San Francisco.
Thursday night message from Bere-
tanis street asked for police to suppress dis
quietude of the night II a house on Garden
lane. Officers went promptly TO the spot
but when they arrived all lights we're out and
quietness reigned within the domicile. The
same little circus has been enacted on
other occasions recently.
The men of the Conquest were on SWIM
ming bout Wednesday. A spectator, stand.
ing on the Pacific Mail dock. counted them
as they diyed from the deck into the water,
until be got % rs. when he gave Ii up. For
q while the water about the ship was black
with heads and the space between the ships
side and the surface of the water. alive with
the flying forms Of the divers.
NIr. Virgins. foreman house carpenter for
olr. Geo. Lucas, had gone up stairs IN the
Honolulu Planning Mills on Saturday, when.
just as he reached the top, be fell with sud
den attack Of y5ruCo. de struck sideways
against wall. ana being assisted to his feet
was driven To DR.. McTrewis for treatment.
Il Is fortunate that lie did not fall backward.
or be would have had serious descent down
stairs.
NJ and Mrs. Wm. Foster returned on Sat
urday from a tour around this island, having
started on last Monday By way of the pail.
along the coast and plains Of the two Hoo
laus. drove through Nalalua and Eve and
back TO town. They report having had
splendid drive throughout and are mucn in
pressed with the Inequalities extended to
them by the kamaaInas at their various stop
ping places.
One argument that told faYorably on the
native vote IN this city was the Reform mode
of conducting the election. As some OF them
have been heard 10 remark, they were not
corralled and driven like cattle to the polls
and their tickets vised by government agents
before they were allowed TO deposit them.
They recognized at the outset the superiority
of a system that gave them full liberty to
vote as they pleased.
Mr. Justice Dayton expressed himself in
strong terms. Friday, II the Police Court,
against the carrying of firearms, which lie
said was contrary TO law, whether the arms
are concealed or carried openly, the only eI-
certions being those duly authorized TO carry
such weapons. and added that the laws of
Hawaii give sufficient protection to persons
and property TO render the carrying OF arms
not only su2erduous but reprehenslble..
T-1-r-1-,r- VOC -r,- g-a -5g21l. g-1sc-
ton day from morning TO night, riding
round among the wards TO see that peace and
order were maintained. i little set 10 having
started between some parties in the second
ward. the Marshal dlsmOunted and boldly
PLANTED himself between the c0utesting
parties. when one of the belligerents, by an
uuintentional slip. took the Marshal, instead
of his opponent. with smart 'rOunder
under the eye.
A white man. whose wife deserted him
several months ago. Thursday morning
gained q clue TO where she was living. He
drove 10 the house and the woman met him
at the door, when he asked her to return to
her lawful home. She invited him TO sit
down. which he no sooner did than another
man, also white, confronted him with re-
volver and threatened TO put Q bullet through
him. The injured husband retired, but the
matter is not ended.
The two boys locked up Saturday night
had been out Of the RefOTmatory School for
q year. Air. Adams, the teacher, on being
nOtined Saturday morning that they were IN
the Station. replied that they did not belong
to the institution. but yeTe employed about
the premises Of Princess Liliuokalani. Since
the robbery Of the music store by the big
boys now on the haimiloa. the windows of
the school have been secured so that escape
Is next 10 impossible.
The Blue Ribbon.
The Blue Ribbon League got a good send